Sign petition for open Internet in Europe

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This petition is up for signature in light of the decisions affecting the open Internet being taken at European level, and in reaction to the statement made in the USA on 21 September by FCC Chairman Julius Genachowski.

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Freedom Goes Both Ways

So, where's the petition to allow ISPs the freedom to make their own decisions about how other people can use their [the ISPs] property?

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